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Founded in 1997, athenahealth, Inc. is one of the largest public-listed EHR company in the US. The Massachusetts based company provides web-based Electronic Medical Records, Practice Ma.. Read more
eClinicalWorks is an award-winning vendor offering integrated EHR, Practice Management, Population Health, and Revenue Cycle Management solutions and services to more than 130,000 physicians across th.. Read more
Cerner is the leading US supplier of health care information technology offering a unified suite of digital solutions that streamline clinical and administrative workflows enabling providers to care f.. Read more
Epic Systems Corporation, or Epic, has been in the market since 1979 and employes around 10,000 personnel. Headquartered in Verona, Wisconsin, Epic has raked in numerous accolades and awards over the .. Read more
PrognoCIS, set up in early 2000s, is a healthcare company that is suitable for all sizes of practices and hospitals. It offers integrated modules for EHR, practice management, and patient portal appli.. Read more
Practice Fusion, an Allscripts company, founded in 2005 is the #1 cloud-based ambulatory EHR platform in the United States. It has partnership with some of the leading medical billing software compani.. Read more
AdvancedMD is an integrated medical software suite for independent practices. Founded in 1999 and based in South Jordan, Utah, the vendor serves an expansive national footprint of more than 22,500 pra.. Read more
Allscripts has been in business for the past 30 years with presence across four countries; US, UK, Canada, and Australia. Over time, the company has transitioned from a core electronic prescribing ent.. Read more
Amazing Charts, a leading developer of Electronic Health Record, Practice Management and Medical Billing Systems for outpatient practices, was founded in 2001 by a practicing family physician.
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Clincient gives you Insight, an EHR system specially designed for outpatient rehab. It covers a wide range of necessary features ranging from registering your patients to managing their billing. .. Read more
Health IT company Greenway Health has been in this space for the past 30 years. It offers several options when it comes to electronic medical records ( EMR) such as Intergy, Prime Suite, and Success E.. Read more
DrChrono’s All-in-One integrated EHR and medical billing software aims to modernize patient care and optimize practice efficiency. The EHR software is apt for practices of all sizes, small to large, c.. Read more
NextGen, a healthcare solutions company that believes happy physicians make healthy patients, offers two EHR options; NextGen® Enterprise and NextGen® Office (formerly, MediTouch) to coordinate patien.. Read more
Chartlogic, a subsidiary of Medsphere Systems Corporation, has been in the market since 1994. It is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah. The vendor provides an ambulatory electronic health record sy.. Read more
Kareo was founded in 2004 and has been in business for over 13 years. The solution is purpose-built to cater to the unique needs of independent small practices, avoiding the standard complicated, time.. Read more
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Dentistry Practices in the 21st Century—Are You Using the Right EHR?
Shopping around for an EHR for your dental practice you’ve probably seen the long lists of options on the market. Warning: Although they’re meant for the health industry, they may not all be meant for you specifically.
To achieve maximum efficiency when implementing an EHR your first step must be to look for relevancy—if it wasn’t designed for your niche you’re bound to experience a few problems along the way. And unfortunately software companies took their time to cater for the dental industry.
The unique aspects of a dental practice (in comparison to a GP or other healthcare practice) require niche specific software.
Now there are a few quality ones on the market and below we cover all aspects to help you pick the right one. Now is the time to optimize your practice.
The Important Foundation of Any EHR
First off, you need to vet all EHRs by doing a few quality checks. You can read specs or ask vendors about the program:
- What is the interface like? Will you and your staff find it user friendly? This is important if you want to streamline the transition.
- Does the service provider offer impressive security features? Your patients’ personal details will be captured and you must ensure it can’t be hacked.
- Can the vendor provide proper technical support and what are their promises regarding downtimes? Will they help you during emergencies 24/7?
- How compatible is the product with the existing software as well as equipment you use already?
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